RIPE NCC
RIPE NCC manages IP addresses and internet resources in Europe.
Setup FREE
- Designed for European Region
- Autonomous Data Routing Capability
- High Compatibility with BGP
- Specific to Europe Coverage
- Supports Local Internet Registries
- Compatible with IPv4 and IPv6
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ARIN
ARIN manages IP addresses in North America.
Setup FREE
- Designed for North America Region
- Independent Routing Authority
- Local Regional Compatibility
- Enhanced Data Security
- Support for Multiple Network Management
- Optimized with BGP
APNIC
APNIC manages IP addresses and internet resources in the Asia-Pacific region.
Setup FREE
- Designed for Asia-Pacific Region
- High Traffic Management
- Compatible with Multiple Protocols
- Ensures Regional Independence
- Integration with Data Centers
- Advanced Security Protocols
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An ASN (Autonomous System Number) is the unique number that identifies a network with its own routing policy on the internet. Networks announce their IP blocks to each other over BGP through their ASNs.
With your own ASN you can announce your IP blocks through several providers, keep traffic flowing over another link when one fails, and change providers without changing IP addresses.
Companies connected to several internet providers (multihoming), hosting and cloud providers, companies announcing their own IP blocks and networks that want to manage traffic with their own routing policy use ASNs.
They are regional internet registries. RIPE NCC assigns IP addresses and ASNs for Europe, the Middle East and Central Asia; ARIN for North America; APNIC for Asia-Pacific. Türkiye is in the RIPE NCC region.
Choose based on where your network and users are. For networks based in Türkiye and Europe, RIPE NCC is the right region.
16-bit ASNs range from 1 to 65535 and are largely exhausted; new assignments are usually 32-bit. Almost all modern routers support 32-bit ASNs.
Numbers in the 64512–65534 range (and 4200000000–4294967294 for 32-bit) are for private use. They are used only inside your network or in private BGP sessions with your provider and cannot be announced on the internet.
A router or server that can run a BGP session, an IP block to announce (usually at least a /24 IPv4 or /48 IPv6) and preferably more than one upstream provider.
You can lease a /24 or /22 with our IPv4 lease service and announce it from your own ASN.
No. Setup is free on all RIPE NCC, ARIN and APNIC plans.
Yes. You can run BGP with your own ASN on your server hosting and dedicated server services.
The time and required information depend on the registry’s policies and the state of the application. Contact us via the contact form or our support channels for the current process.






